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Show ' I m?lrS ... December 22, 1943 To Inventory All Personnel, ' IS A. UJAEI3f wt utP'tMtimu Give Instruction Splurges wiui Amas Extravaganza astrict Cafeteria Hours for Officers Officers May Not Eat at Base Special service office this week Squadron Messes Major LeRoy R. Farmer, OASC got into the holiday swing of That officers may eat in the ci.the Yule Season at home. Plans manpower director, announced yes- things and out ' comes "Jingle . AB Squadron crownea tuiyare now being made for the snuari. terday that a group representing Belles,'' a extrava- vilian cafeteria between the hours specialist A w nnf a laaf waaI i ron to have the Annual Christmas the Air Service Command's di- ganza. of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a,m. was Liu MnSYBU""" for the 32nd Air Depot rector of manpower will Sua he secretly burned a shoe, Eve Party Designed to entertain Hill Field'3 made known in a memorandum is-wuup. u. say annual because some Hill Field on Jan. 3. 1944. arrive at officers now. m and enlisted men and their sued last week from the office of us have been here long enough and a foot, show goes off with a the SS8 guests, The to will be in think group should be composed of bang tonight, Wednesday, at 8:00 of Col. Lilburn D. Fator, base comyearly terms). All of the 32nd Air Depot Group officers Lt. Col. May port and Lt. Wilde, manding officer. lvaged but no p.m. in the base gym a and men are cordially invited to ASC, and a represenExcept when official business replacements are a show representing with variety attend the party and refreshments tative Of Yule spirit pervading. necessitates the War jvaiiaDie, vii otherwise, officers will ntnrtmDnt will be served by this squadron. faanta not or fiiman Hatthere be may may not the leave base to eat the noon manpower board. in person, but Capt. Carl S. Men-ge- r, field, who lay meal. In officers will not Farmer said addition, their purpose First Sgt. Johnson is now on his Major chief of special services, and peacefully asleep mess three-da- y at messes nor would be first his organization Es(1) check Lt. To O. army on nis w"" Frank assistant, pass. His wife and daughter have come back the inventory of are at base statememor the the for the posito, now exchange, authority to Ogden from Minnesota to be on duty here; and personnel also stated. Only those of(2) to give in- ment that each and every EM presandum candy X young with him while he is stationed struction in the will receive just that a pres- ficers whose official duties include preparation of ent rtore exists In here. wor load analysis reports for sub- ent! And for free. of organization supervision Music? Naturally, and the best the mission to the war manpower sgt Maypers messes may eat occasionally at Peanuts, locker. The "Keen 'Em commission. swine Flyine" Acting 1st Set. Griffith such messes, but the number of chew-f- that our men have returned to the The work load analvsis renort band with arrangements for the meals then taken will be kept at a m,m. cookies, indicates the amount of work occasion, under the familiar baton minimum. hangars to work. This is good news handled in each of Sgt Ed Stoker. S be had and with a friendly because it has been a long time capable of being With M.C.'s Sgt. Dan Bailev and on the base. Similar !Tne He lacks one commodity, since the men have worked in the department n Pfc. Doug Gordon emulating studies of instrucand inventory hangars. fiend for ggt Russel Smith, a Johnson's tion and in the "Hellzapoppin" work of preparation out because no them, is sorely put reports are being type show, anything can happen The men of this squadron do not load analysis cigars re at hand; on at all major ASC depots, and probably will. A special "digneed any encouragement from base carried w armer nity" rack will be at the door for said. to sing while they are on the major The base restaurant will be convenient disposal of that Item as A "heavy" date; SSgt Howard closed all Christmas Day. It is recmarch. Our squadron, with the enter the inner sanctum. guests Bailey. aid of the Army Song Book and So you'll have gags galore, mu ommended that personnel required to be on duty that day carry their has Hit been Kits, each our Is rehearsing sic, comedians and dancers exX monthly habit sanitary noon so lunches. a of weeks in Elephant Trains that couple traordinaire, skits, gifts, Christmas will circleHowever, Inspection which came Monday in we post at 11:30, 11:45 ought to have a fairly sizeable spirit in short, all the ingredients a.m., 12:00 the much the same fashion as last noon, 12:15, 12:30, 12:45 the marches that we for a four-stshow. Its special month but with a few added det- repertoire for Fancy, Christmas like barracks in services 1:00 and for the purpose of are p.m. excelWith the contemplating. 8:00 at treat, tonight at the 482nd AB Squadron area is ails. You know, finger nails, for civilian personnel to the lent voices of Sgt. Griffith, Sgt carrying handkthe so base be there gym, for and toe 8 color; nails, dig and for the credit length; cafeteria in the Civilian Dormiand Cpl. Pursley to building Yule spirit displayed is rated by tnose "Jingle tJeiies." erchiefs, for hemmed edges, and Dobrozinsky, tory area, and will return them we us We sound guide really okay. members of the base weather dipidictoriumithia for cleanliness. to their places of duty upon the must also remember to have a few squadron. completion of the lunch period. A revelation of Sgt. R. E. Aber-nathy-'s special numbers just in case the Occupants of half the barracks. One bus will start from the Corto thor Air decides become Corps the weather boys trimmed up their eating habits: This entails ner of D and 4th streets and will mechanized. oughly "home and set up a really unique deep thought to figure out as compproceed north on D, thence west SSgt, jack Rutherford, Christmas tree. It's just a small on Second, thence south on C and letely as "Abersnathy" has done Reporter, and of a decorated tree, but in the best spoon it He only takes cup east on 4th, thence to Dormitory of the Christmas Typical many taste and originality. Crowned with to the mess hall. He eats his cerArea cafeteria. out-o- f 99th being by parties planned Depot Repair Squadron a plastic silver star, it has a base state eal in the bowl, coffee in the cup, Another bus will leave Warewho home won't employes get Greetings and salutations in this, designed to remind the boys of for the then he takes the emptied cereal house No. 38 in the West Warethis is the holidays year of season Christmas. the home and the family fireplace, one scheduled joyous box for a cohtainner of bacon and Area, and will make stops by nine residents of house We will dis- -. re darned proud of it.' The cereal bowl, after at They Warehouses potatoes. No. 31, 43, and 47, Hillcrest. .torn. with all And Christmas eve they aren t the first course, serves as a fruit pense To be held in their barracks thence direct to the Dormitory invited ve be to news holder. Then all he washes is the Squadron hoggish. They going on Christmas eve, the cafeteria. the finance section boys who live building this week in or cup and his spoon. It's conserva will have all the features of party in the other half of the building to the der to bring to live, time saving and adequate. holiday season, including a the and them with a enjoy party Cpl. Roden Shumway. each and everylarge ornamented tree and the "night before" that way. one of you the of carols. singing Head man for the festivities it ArrangingChristmas S2nd ADG Hq. Squadron Christmas wish the event ae Esther L. Sheer and expert Arthur At the rate the squadron is giv of the 99th. TSgt. J Ruth Haefner, Evangewith the tree was SSgt. Martin Greseth, line Martinez, Helen Diele, Sylvia fag and receiving men we will have To many of us. Leifer. to appoint a new squadron reporter r, Bates, June Sweeney, Rita it will be a very To Be Master Swgwant Verbis O. each week, a sort of a and and Smith. Imdieke, Margaret joyous day To Bo Technical Sergeant Steven Holp, Last week's we will be close same spirit will carry these boys Vera Dressel. Most of the girls Warren L. Larsen. reporter, Cpl. James E. Davidson, to our loved ones, to the greatest heights and to vie are spending their first Christmas To Ho Staff Sergeant Jense L. Bennett, to has been exiled the Salt Flats friends and budAlfeo Dal Favero, Leonard A. Brahma. away from home this year. tory. at Wendover, Utah. We hope that y Our wish is our work and never trials dies. Our he will be able to win enough of ceasing efforts to bring, these boys and tribulations the Nevada silver so that back home safely to their loved few will be but Coyle soon get back to see his friends ones. May fhis inferno of war soon those to as experienced compared at the University of Michigan. end and may the lights shine all in far men fighting by our fellow over the world, in the near fu Speaking of Christmas, we now distant lands. . ture. will this them to Yes .of many have the allotted 10 percent of As we attend our various relig as we a not as be day pleasant men on furlough. It is too bad on Christmas morn, mat the other 90 percent will not will share. They will still have ious services Twenty-Fourt- h Street USO our send us let prayers and peti with same he able to that abounding spirit, their Christmas spend n and h Twenty-Fourt448 to Babe, that tions Street one receives at home this year and perhaps the added zest thatand Telephone this self- ask Him for a speedy and lasting next year we will all be spending at Christmas tide, IlKCKMRKR WEDNESDAY, 23 peace. 8:30 p.m. USO TALENT SHOW, with prte and aurprisea for all. Let us also rememDer mat splen Main Recreation Hall. 8:30 p.m. TAFFY PULL, in the USO Kitchen, Servicemen and Hoatesaea. did verse, "Peace On Jaartn, uooa THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23 : hot-fo- as ot ! r 3 gag-fille- d, gift-studd- ed - two-fol- ' L pop-cor- n, d: Ol-se- Base Restaurant Closed on Xmas Weather Squadron Has Xmas Tree . ar E-1- Hillcrest Girls Plan Xmas Eve Function " Promotions Stick-meye- Winchell-Guest-Reporter-Id- he-wi- - ea. ll new-bor- - Putting On Finishing Touches Will Towards Men." Pfc porter. ... William D. 8:00 F. Coyle, re EM Authorized for Outside Xmas Work with an acute shortage of railroad help during the holidays, terstations, freight houses and minals may hire soldiers under a new ruling, until Jan. 4, Rnrh labor bv the soldier must his be voluntary and occur duringwhile or hours off duty normal on pass. This employment is to be ouwv... only in instancesnotwueie obtainable and civilian help is will not be allowed to interfere with military training. fact that Stated definitely is theauthorized not be will furloughs no exfor this outside work and is to be Government pense to the Kvervthine from hand f post freight, parcel railexpress, of ling and other mail to whatever road officials deem necessary may be performed by soiaiers. van tjr- m "w If ' ni IE n , p.m. 31:00 a.m. - '3:30' p.m. , .4 :00 p.m. r' two Hill " ... Are I,tt,e brighter for H2Unmi 2JKDc? Li ' Field WAC who men of the .48.nd AD Yule tree In their menn hall. Velt to right. Jyn Glass, and Cpl. Mabel CooJb , Lif v I ic v p.m, 7:30 8:30 p.m. " p.m. Wall Avenue USO 2660 Wall Avenue Operated for Negro service men and war production workers. Telephone .... 8:30 p. jus 7:00 8:00 Tod Streshly of 7:00 7:00 8:00 0:00 Likely, an Idaho hospital following an illness early Tuesday was brought of several months. She several weeks ago and an Sppcal was made for blood donors tvne of blood. given by Two iransfusions weremember of a Mosgar, Lucille Pvt. Field, Hill Air Force, WAC the efforts to match blood types after ; .cores of others who offered donations, failed. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22 Hlng, Social Hall. be announced Movie, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23 Social Hour. p.m. Recorded Christmas Music, Music Appreciation Group Origin p.m. of the Carols, Game Room. Informal dancing and singing. Social Hall. p.m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 Recorded Christmas Music from "The Messiah," Game Room. p.m. Games, Game Room. p.m. 9 In Soldiers and Hostesses will leave USO to p.m. the community. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 "Meet your Neighbor and exchange Christmas Greetings." p.m. 12 m. Christmas Formal Dance. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2fl a.m. Coffee and Radio Hour. Christmas music recordings, Game Room. p.m. Forum Hour, Special Christmas Music. p.m. p.m. Sunday Nite 8ing. Games, Game Room. p.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 Music Appreciation, records of Bchubert and Beethoven. p.m. p.m. Community Singing. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 p.m. Talent Hour, soldiers and war worKers share talent. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2( Roller Bkating, leave name at check desk by Tuesday p.m. evening If you wish to attend skating party. Games In Game Boom. p.m. 7:00 p.m.' Rehearsal for Carol to 0:00 did at p.m. 8:00 p.m. . .8.:.". P.m. Transfusion Fails $ 8:00 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. ' Hall. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 Eve Celebration. Informal party 'With all the fixings, presents and fun of Christmas at home. SATURDAY. DECEMHER 85 "CHRISTMAS IN HOLLAND," Monthly Cabaret, Recreation Hall. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2fl Free Handwriting Analysis, Mrs. A. P. Greenwood. Sunday Social Hour, with musical program and light refreshments. Main Recreation Hall. Silhouettes cut by Charlotte Mcdrath, Game Room. "The. Modern Athenians," Discussion Group with a guest speaker. Club Lounge. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 Happy Haole Hour, lessons in Hawaiian dancing for service Club men, Lounge. Old Year's Review. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28 Spanish Class, for everyone In club room. Birthday party for all service men born In December; pree-ents refreshments and dancing Ballroom dancing Instruction In Lounge. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 , USO Talent Show. Square Dancing. .!.- Christmas 8:00 WAC Blood Donor Mrs. Calif., CHRISTMAS FORMAL DANCK, for all servicemen and Junior HoBteamu. Music by Ogden Air Service Command "KEEP 'EM FLYING" Orchestra from Hill Field. Main Recreation 8:00 . - p.m. 8 to 10:00 ' 2:30 4:00 8:00 8:30 7:00 8:00 . 0:00 8:00 :30 . |